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NSW YOUTH COUNCIL
Global Development, Aid & Service

Empowering Emerging Leaders for a Culture of Peace

WFWP Australia's NSW Youth Council brings together passionate young leaders committed to service, leadership, and building a culture of peace in our communities.

With a vision to empower women and youth, the Council provides a platform for young people to:

  • Develop leadership skills grounded in values of empathy, integrity, and service.

  • Engage in meaningful projects that promote social impact, sustainability, and intercultural understanding.

  • Connect with peers and mentors locally and internationally through WFWP’s Global Women’s Peace Network (GWPN).

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Why a Youth Council ?

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Today, young people face unique challenges—from navigating education and employment pathways, to addressing issues of mental health, identity, and global uncertainty. At the same time, they bring creativity, fresh perspectives, and the energy to drive change.

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Volunteer today with WFWP Australia and be part of the NSW Youth Council !

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The NSW Youth Council exists to:

  • Give youth a voice in leadership and decision-making.

  • Provide training and mentoring opportunities that nurture resilience and confidence.

  • Create opportunities to serve communities through volunteer projects, fundraising, and awareness campaigns.

  • Support youth to become agents of peace and transformation in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Programs & Activities

Members of the Youth Council have the chance to engage in:

  • Workshops & Training – skill-building in leadership, communication, and project management.

  • Community Projects – hands-on volunteering and service initiatives in NSW.

  • Mentoring & Networking – access to WFWP’s national and global networks of women leaders and youth councils.

  • International Opportunities – the chance to represent youth voices at regional and global WFWP conferences.

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Get Involved:

 

We welcome passionate and motivated young people from diverse backgrounds to join the NSW Youth Council. Whether you’re a student, emerging professional, or community volunteer, this is your chance to:

  • Build leadership skills.

  • Contribute to meaningful projects.

  • Connect with like-minded peers.

  • Be part of a global movement for peace.

 

Members are organised into three focus groups:

  • Mental Health

  • Homelessness

  • Family Violence

 

Each group is dedicated to raising awareness and developing practical solutions to these pressing social challenges. Members meet regularly, online and in person, to collaborate, share insights, and drive meaningful change.

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